JsQualifier

JS

1.1

@Target([AnnotationTarget.FILE])annotationclass JsQualifier

Adds prefix to external declarations in a source file.

JavaScript does not have concept of packages (namespaces). They are usually emulated by nested objects.
The compiler turns references to external declarations either to plain unprefixed names (in case of plain modules)
or to plain imports.
However, if a JavaScript library provides its declarations in packages, you won't be satisfied with this.
You can tell the compiler to generate additional prefix before references to external declarations using the @JsQualifier(...)
annotation.

Note that a file marked with the @JsQualifier(...) annotation can't contain non-external declarations.

Constructors

Properties

the qualifier to add to the declarations in the generated code.
It must be a sequence of valid JavaScript identifiers separated by the . character.
Examples of valid qualifiers are: foo, bar.Baz, _.$0.f.